Please correct answer and don't use hand raiting 5. Consider the isothermal section of an XYZ ternary phase diagram (mol %) shown below.(a) Label the diagram with appropriate Greek letters in each region to indicate which represent singlephases, two phases, three phases, etc.(b) Give the composition at points 1 and 2 and draw plausible tie lines in each region of the diagram forwhich tie lines are appropriate.(c) Consistent with your work above, indicate the composition of each phase present and the fraction ofeach phase at point 1.10207080Z10010902030405060708090100100908070605040302010XY

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